Essay – Part 1. Choose one topic we have covered from the si…

Essay – Part 1. Choose one topic we have covered from the six chapters in the class so far. Be sure you arechoosing the correct chapters if using the OER text. 1. Describe the topic as if you were explaining it to a friend or family member. This means yourdescription will be very simple. The description must be in your own words to receive fullpoints. (Between 60 – 120 words). If your description reads like it was written by a robot, orcopied from the text or internet, you will not receive points. (8 points for the description.) Please upload a Word doc here with your answer.

A nurse is preparing to administer erythromycin ethylsuccina…

A nurse is preparing to administer erythromycin ethylsuccinate 800 mg PO every 4 hr. Available is erythromycin ethylsuccinate 200 mg/5mL. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Round the answer to the nearest whole number. Use a leading zero if it applies. Do not use a trailing zero.)   ______ mL

Two children in the Preoperational Stage are at a pizza part…

Two children in the Preoperational Stage are at a pizza party. One of the kids gets 1 large piece of pizza, while the other child gets 2 small pieces of pizza.  The each have the same amount of pizza, but they still get mad, saying that it’s unfair.  Below, choose the term that best describes why the two children think this is unfair.

To prevent undue political influence, US Supreme Court justi…

To prevent undue political influence, US Supreme Court justices serve until they either 1) choose to retire, or 2) reach the end of their natural life. The justices.csv file contains information about each US Supreme Court justice appointed in the history of the country. To review, the columns of the file contain: Justice first name Justice last name State the justice is from Name of the president who appointed the justice Year appointed Year the appointment ended The 6th column contains 0 for justices currently serving at the time the data file was compiled. Write a function named three_longest_appts that accepts three arguments: a file name, a beginning year, and an ending year. Return a 2-dimensional array containing the first and last name of the three longest-serving justices appointed between the beginning year and ending year (inclusive). Include in your analysis only those justices whose term has ended (retired or passed away). For full credit, your function should use NumPy concepts and techniques to calculate and return the result without using loops or list comprehensions. In : three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1789, 2022) Out: array(, , ]) In : three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1789, 1905) Out: array(, , ]) In : three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1906, 2025) Out: array(, , ]) In : three_longest_appts(‘justices.csv’, 1964, 2025) Out: array(, , ])